Q: Should Jews Celebrate Halloween?

Should Jews celebrate Halloween? Absolutely not! Halloween is a holiday based in Avodah Zara (idolatry) and a major source of tumah in the world. Celebrating holidays of the Goyim is forbidden for a Jew, especially halloween, thanksgiving, Xmas, and bloody New Years. Jews and halloween or any non-Jewish holidays don't mix.

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